Savage drop-away rest
08-20-2002 | 10:45 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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Savage drop-away rest
I don't see this rest discussed here much, and while it may not be as popular as some that are better advertised, it is a very solid and functional design.
I recently bought and installed the teflo v-spoon launcher. I bought it with the fixed metal urethane covered prongs. They worked very well, but I wanted something that held the arrow a little more securely. I hoped the V-spoon would be it.
I bought it direct from Savage for $6.80 shipped. Installation was a breeze, and while the v-spoon isn't overly large, it holds the arrow great. I can now cant the bow up to 60* to either side and the arrow stays put. A nice bonus.
If you have this rest with any launcher other than the v-spoon, I highly recommend you give Savage a call and order this well worth it replacement.
I recently bought and installed the teflo v-spoon launcher. I bought it with the fixed metal urethane covered prongs. They worked very well, but I wanted something that held the arrow a little more securely. I hoped the V-spoon would be it.
I bought it direct from Savage for $6.80 shipped. Installation was a breeze, and while the v-spoon isn't overly large, it holds the arrow great. I can now cant the bow up to 60* to either side and the arrow stays put. A nice bonus.
If you have this rest with any launcher other than the v-spoon, I highly recommend you give Savage a call and order this well worth it replacement.
